Description
Mercer Next Up is an editorial basketball player collage flyer with oversized flat-ink lettering, red ticket-style accents, torn paper, masking tape and separate player and arena photographs. A layered athlete dossier layout suits player announcements, basketball showcases and sports promotions.
Template details
- 2700 × 3900 pixels, 300 ppi, RGB with an embedded sRGB profile.
- 100 layers: 17 live editable Type layers, 11 embedded Smart Objects, 57 editable vector shapes, 14 groups and one base layer.
- Separate live MERCER, NEXT, UP and 07 lettering, plus editable player name, location and supporting dossier text.
- Separate hero player, companion portrait and arena Smart Objects; editable masks and a separate white hero contour.
- Includes layered PSD, clean full-resolution JPEG, protected preview, original source assets, licensed fonts, editing guide and technical QA.
Editing notes
Install the supplied fonts before editing. Montserrat Black, Montserrat Medium and Mercer Ink are included with the SIL Open Font License. Mercer Ink is a renamed oblique derivative of Montserrat Black; source and derivative recipe are supplied. Fonts are supplied separately, rather than embedded in Photoshop Type records.
Replace Smart Object contents using matching source proportions, then adjust cropping and masks as needed. The white hero outline is a separate shape and should be updated if you change the player or pose. Longer text may require resizing or repositioning.
Jalen Mercer, his location and the player dossier are fictional editable template content. The photographs and paper texture were AI-generated for this design. No real athlete or professional team is depicted.
The PSD and clean JPEG have no PSDmarket watermark; the public preview is protected. No additional bleed is specified. Check your printer’s bleed, crop and color requirements. Digital download only; no physical item is shipped.
Technical validation
Native Patchy 1.13 validation changed all 17 live Type layers, saved, reopened and restored them. All 11 embedded Smart Objects were regenerated, and the arena photo was replaced and reopened with its original mask coverage. After numeric normalization, the restored save and reopen were pixel-identical. Intermediate antialiasing and font-size roundoff differences are documented in the included QA summary.
A separate PSD layer compositor reconstructed the design with the merged preview disabled: mean RGB difference 0.17693416/255. Adobe Photoshop GUI open/save validation was not performed.
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